English Master's programs
Hochschule RheinMain launches four new English-taught Master’s degree programs in the Faculty of Engineering from the winter semester 2026/27. These programs are designed to prepare graduates for international careers in technology, research, and industry. They combine academic excellence with application-oriented teaching and close links to current developments in their fields.
Please note: The information provided here is preliminary and subject to change. Detailed official program pages will be published before the application phase begins.
AI and Advanced Information Technology (M. Eng.)
The Master’s degree in AI and Advanced Information Technology provides in-depth knowledge of artificial intelligence and modern information technologies. Students acquire both theoretical expertise and practical skills to develop innovative solutions in various application areas. The programme will start in the winter semester 2026, runs for three semesters (90 ECTS) with two semesters of coursework and one semester for the Master’s thesis, and is offered at the Rüsselsheim campus.
Admission restriction: Numerus clausus (NC).
Focus areas: Machine learning and data science; advanced information technologies; interdisciplinary cooperation for real-world applications.
Applied Physics (M. Sc.)
The research-oriented Master’s degree in Applied Physics prepares students to develop engineering solutions for complex physical and technical challenges in interdisciplinary teams. It focuses on cutting-edge technologies and applied research in collaboration with renowned research institutions. The programme will start in the winter semester 2026, runs for three semesters (90 ECTS) with two semesters of coursework and one semester for the Master’s thesis, and is offered at the Rüsselsheim campus.
Admission: An interview is part of the application process.
Focus areas: Photonics and quantum technologies; micro- and nanotechnology; hydrogen and energy storage technologies.
Biomedical Engineering (M. Sc.)
The research-oriented Master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering is designed for graduates of engineering or related fields. It focuses on the development, optimization, and application of modern medical technologies in an international healthcare context. The programme will start in the winter semester 2026, runs for three semesters (90 ECTS) with two semesters of coursework and one semester for the Master’s thesis, and is offered at the Rüsselsheim campus.
Admission restriction: Numerus clausus (NC).
Focus areas: Biomedical imaging and medical device technology; biomechanics and rehabilitation engineering; AI applications in healthcare.
Sustainable and Digital Aviation (M. Eng.)
The Master’s degree in Sustainable and Digital Aviation prepares students to become experts in digital transformation and sustainability in aviation. It equips them with the skills to drive innovation and meet regulatory requirements in a rapidly evolving sector. The programme will start in the winter semester 2026, runs for three semesters (90 ECTS) with two semesters of coursework and one semester for the Master’s thesis, and is offered at the House of Logistics and Mobility (HOLM) in Frankfurt am Main – an innovation hub located directly at Frankfurt Airport with close industry connections.
Admission restriction: Numerus clausus (NC).
Focus areas: Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) and hybrid aircraft; artificial intelligence, machine learning and digital transformation in aviation; big data and cybersecurity in the aviation sector.
Further Information
General Information
Admission notes by program:
- Applied Physics (M.Sc.): selection includes an interview.
- Biomedical Engineering (M.Sc.): admission is subject to a numerus clausus (NC).
- Sustainable and Digital Aviation (M.Sc.): admission is subject to a numerus clausus (NC).
- Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Information Technology (M.Eng.): admission is subject to a numerus clausus (NC).
Application platform: apply via uni-assist
Application deadlines:
- First possible application is for Winter Semester 2026, with the first application deadline on July 15, 2026.
- In subsequent years the deadline for the winter semester is July 15 and for the summer semester January 15.
Detailed application information: see the HSRM application page
Language of instruction: 100% English
Master’s thesis: The thesis must be written in English for all four programs.
English language certificates for admission (B2+ level)
Please note: All valid certificates listed here can also be used to meet the requirements of a lower level. For example, a C1 certificate can be used to prove that the B2+ level has been achieved. Individual language tests or certificates from private institutes as well as unsupervised online self-tests are not accepted.
| Organisation | Certificate | B2+ |
|---|---|---|
| ETS | TOEIC (all modules) | Listening & Reading at least 945*** Speaking at least 180*** Writing at least 180*** |
| ETS | TOEFL iBT (including Home Edition) | at least 88 |
| British Council / Cambridge | IELTS Academic / IELTS General Training | at least 6.5 |
| Cambridge | Linguaskill (all 4 modules) | at least 173 in each of the 4 modules |
| Cambridge | C2 Proficiency / CPE | *** |
| Cambridge | C1 Business Higher | *** |
| Cambridge | C1 Advanced | at least 173 |
| Cambridge | B2 Business Vantage | at least 173 |
| Cambridge | B2 First | at least 173 |
| AKS | UNICERT | Level II |
| Oxford | Oxford Test of English (all 4 modules) | at least 126 |
| Oxford | Oxford Test of English Advanced (all 4 modules) | at least 126 |
| telc | telc English | B2/C1 University |
| Pearson | Pearson Test of English Academic (PTE) | at least 67 |
| Various NULTE certificates | Poland, Spain, France, Czech Republic, Slovakia | C1*** |
| School / Secondary level | School transcript | School transcripts cannot be accepted as proof of language proficiency for Master’s degree applications. |
| Bachelor taught completely in English | Yes, see admission regulations |
*** Please note: All valid certificates listed here can be used to meet the requirements of a lower level. For example, a C1 certificate will be accepted as proof of B2+ level.
Status: August 2025
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